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7th Grade Proportional Relationships Jeopardy

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A seventh-grade math game covering proportional relationships, constants of proportionality, tables, graphs, equations, and percent applications. This is a Grades 7–8 Math review game in a Jeopardy-style format: a teacher puts the board on one screen, teams pick clues by point value, and the class answers out loud — no student devices or accounts needed. Categories: Proportional or Not, Constant of Proportionality, Tables, Graphs, Percents.

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  • Proportional or Not

    A table where y/x is always 4 represents this kind of relationship.

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    a proportional relationship

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  • Constant of Proportionality

    In y = 7x, this is the constant of proportionality.

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    7

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  • Tables

    x: 2,4,6 and y: 10,20,30. What equation relates y and x?

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    y = 5x

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  • Graphs

    A steeper proportional line generally represents a larger value of this.

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    the constant of proportionality

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  • Percents

    15% of 80 is this.

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    12 — Percents

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Proportional or Not

$100 — A table where y/x is always 4 represents this kind of relationship.
a proportional relationship
$200 — If y = 3x, the relationship between x and y is this.
proportional
$300 — If y = 3x + 2, this relationship is not proportional because it does not pass through this point.
the origin
$400 — A graph of a proportional relationship is a straight line through this.
(0,0)
$500 — If the ratio y/x changes from row to row, the relationship is this.
not proportional

Constant of Proportionality

$100 — In y = 7x, this is the constant of proportionality.
7
$200 — If 4 notebooks cost $10, the constant cost per notebook is this.
$2.50
$300 — A car travels 150 miles in 3 hours at constant speed. The constant is this.
50 miles per hour
$400 — If y/x = 1.2 for every pair, k equals this.
1.2
$500 — A graph rises 18 units for every 6 units right. Its constant of proportionality is this.
3

Tables

$100 — x: 2,4,6 and y: 10,20,30. What equation relates y and x?
y = 5x
$200 — x: 3,6,9 and y: 2,4,6. What is y/x?
2/3 — Tables
$300 — If a proportional table has x=8, y=28, then when x=12, y is this.
42 — Tables
$400 — At $4.50 per ticket, 7 tickets cost this.
$31.50
$500 — A recipe uses 3 cups water for 2 cups rice. For 8 cups rice, water is this.
12 cups water

Graphs

$100 — A steeper proportional line generally represents a larger value of this.
the constant of proportionality
$200 — A proportional graph must include this point.
the origin — Graphs
$300 — On a distance-time graph, slope represents this.
speed
$400 — If one line has slope 5 and another slope 2, the first grows this much faster per x-unit.
3 more y-units per x
$500 — A line through (0,0) and (4,12) has this constant of proportionality.
3 per x-unit

Percents

$100 — 15% of 80 is this.
12 — Percents
$200 — A $50 item discounted 20% costs this.
$40
$300 — A $60 bill with a 15% tip has this tip amount.
$9 tip
$400 — Increasing 200 by 8% gives this.
216
$500 — A price rises from $40 to $50. The percent increase is this.
25% increase

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